Autographs of John Daly
The most expensive item with a signature of John Daly (John Daly Signed Game Worn Glove Framed Photo JSA COA Autograph Cigarette golf) was sold in April 2022 for £343.68 while the cheapest item (JOHN DALY, OPEN CHAMPION Autographed Programme Pages+ COA) found a new owner for £0.99 in April 2015. The month with the most items sold (14) was May 2021 with an average selling price of £24.39 for an autographed item of John Daly. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in June 2019 with £199.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with £1.99 was September 2015. In average, an autographed item from John Daly is worth £25.00.
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Traded items with a signature of John Daly
In total, we tracked 219 items since 01/09/2012. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.
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Latest News about John Daly
Mystery members, trees with no birds… and a queue for John Daly at Hooters. Augu (04/13/24): RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT AUGUSTA: John Daly is back in Augusta and the local Hooters is happy to have him. We know that because a sign outside their restaurant on Washington Road. 
Watch John Daly practice with one hand - and a DIET COKE in the other - before T (03/23/24): John Daly is tied for 72nd following the opening round of the Hoag Classic, after the two-time major champion warmed up one handed and then topped his opening tee shot in California .
John Daly hilariously autographs a Diet Coke, peanut M&M's and box of cigarettes (12/21/23): John Daly has provided one lucky fan with some priceless mementos, as he is said to have autographed some of his favorite vices at the PNC Championship.
John Daly insists 'all of us on the tours want Daddy Trump back' as the PGA Tour (12/13/23): Daly, 57, a former PGA Tour stalwart who now primarily plays on the senior tour, has known the former president for over three decades, even describing him as a 'great friend' in a post.
John Daly praises 'great' LIV Golf and wishes he could have played in it as he o (12/13/23): 'I think golf a growing game and I'm not going to sit here and deny it, I got paid a lot of money to play European events,' Daly continued. 'What's the difference? There's no difference.'
Older News Stories about John Daly
John Daly's wild night with DJ Khaled, Ne-Yo... and a MERMAID! America's favorit (11/2023): Daly posted a few pictures to his Instagram of him mingling with famous guests such as singer Ne-Yo and rapper Raekwon - as well as the man of hour himself.
John Daly hits Hooters in Liverpool after missing the cut at the Open Championsh (07/2023): After an abysmal showing at the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool this week, John Daly decided to cure his sorrows by visiting a Hooters on Merseyside.
John Daly puts the PGA on blast for 'tee boxes that are down grade' as he shows (05/2023): John Daly criticized the PGA after retiring through 13 holes in the first round of the Senior PGA Championship Thursday. Daly showed off a startling image of his lower body on Twitter.
John Daly throws out a perfect first pitch as the 56-year-old brings the heat at (09/2022): As a man of many talents, major winning golfer John Daly being able to throw out a first pitch shouldn't be a surprise.
Nothing but cigarettes, Coke and M&Ms: John Daly's INSANE on-course diet for the (05/2022): PGA golfer John Daly has teed off at the 2022 PGA championship - puffing cigarettes, drinking many cans of coke and shoveling in half a dozen packs of M&M's in his first round
Golf legend John Daly facing his greatest battle after being diagnosed with blad (09/2020): It's the kind of news that cuts across sporting boundaries. A bulletin guaranteed to provoke sadness and sympathy far beyond the buttoned-down world of members' lounges and captain's fourballs.